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Creation, expansion, and interaction of economic systems
Civilization:
Name:
Theme
How does this theme apply to your civilization?
Agricultural and pastoral production
The vast amounts lf silt that the indus river valley deposited made agriclture possible in India.
farmers grew wheat, barley, and even cotton.
Because of the surpluses of crops, it allowed for massive population growth.
Trade and Commerce
They exported pottery, tools, and decorations.
While gold, silver, copper, lead, gems, and senipreciuos stones were important from surrounding empires.
these goods were mostly transported by way of ship and water.
Labor Systems
Any laber systems they had were probably related to the caste system in India.
If someone was in a specific a specific caste they were limited to certain jobs.
Industrialization
The buildingsof societies in the Indus river valley could be interpreted as industrialization
This is because there weren't that many people needed for farming and were able to persue other technologies.
Capitalism and socialism
some examples of capitalism is when potters, blacksmiths, and other craftsmen would sell their products and trade with other empires.
socialixm doesn't exist in India because no one can move up to a higher class, they are borninto a certain class and will stay that way forever.
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Creation, expansion, and interaction of economic systems
Civilization:
Name: